How many months does a puppy need to control urine? Most puppies need to be fully controlled by 8-10 months. But this may vary depending on the breed and personal development of the dog, and some puppies can't completely control urine even until they are in their teens. In order to speed up the dog's urine control progress, owners can provide some professional training for the puppy, arrange regular activities and life rhythms for the puppy, and cultivate the dog's habitual urination.

The puppy will slowly learn to control urine by itself for 5-7 months. This is mainly related to the development of the excretion system. If it is too small and not mature, it will not be able to hold it in. If it is too big and mature, it will be able to hold it in.

And it is also related to the owner's education. If the owner trains to urinate and defecate from a young age, then the dog will understand the rules and control urination and defecation. Generally, dogs can train to urinate and defecate at a fixed time starting from 3 months.

How to train puppies to use the toilet at the specified location

1. First, prepare a special dog pad or dog toilet and place it in the place where you want your dog to use the toilet.

2. After eating food and water, dogs usually excrete once every 15 to 30 minutes. Dogs will make noises around before excretion. When the owner finds that the dog is sniffing it with his nose, it is a signal before the dog needs to excrete.

3. Dip the dog's former urine on the urine pad or newspaper. When you notice your dog smelling everywhere, pick it up immediately and place it on the newspaper or dog toilet.

4. When the dog is excreted in the dog toilet, the owner should reward the dog. If he does not use the toilet in the right place, the owner should scold it.